Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1887-05-26

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src,ns to think they can locate n lima 4 ,wn
! Rocky csnvon on The backs If t.rpii rattle
snakes, without much dilicu'ty The line
might occasionally slide a little owing 20 the
thickness Of the scales
Suor-Neys reached here bv telcphone
from Asotin. Yesterday noru,uo. that ,has.
Nyer shot one AL. Stimpson. and that it
was likely to prove fa;a Particulars of
the affair we are unable to give in detail
only 'that a comaa WGs At lie bot0l1 Of D'
Simpson had copad with Myers wife
about year ago and just returned with
her. Both parties shot about the same
time, Myers shot striking Simpson in the
breast AMI coming out near the shoulder,
Myer escaped unniured. At last accounts
the wounded man was not expected to re
cover. DR.. Elston, OF this city. was
called to the scene 70 miles from .Asotin
City on the Asotn Flat
A HERMIT IN THE CIrY.--A gentleman
. | who has been EprmltZinL FOR the lblSt TWEEN
tv wears male his rirst visit to Lewiston one
day last week since he took up hi, noun.
tain abode. Early in the morning after his
arrival. he caught sight of a small boy strad.
die bycicle, coming down the main thor.
ouphfare at lightning speed. The gentle.
man remarked to one of the bv.stauders,
"why, you have railroad facilities here.
haven't your" Early in the ovenl he re-
tired at the Raymond, and it is sad a great
or part of the night h. spent restlcssly. aud
at early dawn he arose from his bed quickly
half asleep aud half awake--and after gaa
ing out from his bed room window he awuke
his bed fellow, and said, Good God, pare.
ner, | didn't know that we were i'll New
York City.
STAGE Acc1nrSr An unset Of the Dav
ton stare occurred on the Alpawai RIDGE O,
SATURDAY, last Mr. N A. wheeler. most
I master at Alnowai. kin lly furnished us
r with the following PARTICULARS which he OBJ
timed of the driver and n,ssenpers half =,
bour after the accident occurred: "As tn,
= Lewiston bonn1 stare. having on boar,
three passengers, J, O. Spaulding. J, NJ
Wall, and Mrs. May Myer, and while de
= scending the grade two miles above the AL
: powAi toll house. at 900 p. m, on tue 2 s
INST the wheels slipped past the biak,
II he leaders then Immediately jcrked loos
from the wagon tongue aud pulled the line
> out Of the drivers hands the whcelers be
y, came Interchangeable, ran off the grade an,
! upset the coach down an embanh ment il
- a eulch among huge boulders, eight feet be
- low the road bed. Two of the passen gers
J. Al Wall and Mrs. May Myers iunne
off before the final catastronhe / q
/. Sn.nldiuo and the driver remained IN the,
IS seats until the coach upset in n nerfec
n wreck. The horses were not serious
he harmed. J. @ Spapldins was badly in
is iured and also the driver" Since the abov
wa, sent to ms. the sad news has reached Il
). that MIR. Sraul,l,np died ON Sunday ever
~ inc at six o'clock and was taken to his hon,
- in DAYTON for burial DR.. SHAFT Of M
Z city was called to the diving mans bed sid,
. but medical assistance was of M avail u
= E;oneys were badly effected He leaves
wifi, in DAYTON Tho driven Lob, D,v;
fe ia living very low at his no ne in pn,,ero,
n having received severe inim les about ii
N breast and shoulder.
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N mav Caransn s;n','.o e" as, as puomo nv
n. W. Fr;oav mo,u;n"Ttbe WAS n,n 1a man ca
M aoou, six nonrs aiser the shootn
Immediately empanneled a iury and an e
ne animation ensued. 1t was ascertai i,
VI VI from testimony that Nichols was on o,
r. sue OF a s;naii creek ana herdlnan en- en- u
was unarmed. but Hsrdiman was armed VII
ug forty.five calibre Winchester rifle, and t
consequences were that the dispute oecan
ne SO n"''y engaged IN ana Hsrd'mans pass''
sysl his stu re.arm 'o mhch b p d;9 and Al
* K. cha, gaa the same the bali entering Niche
IS right side about three-quarters o: an i'm
ne below the hrst RIB, passing out the ba'
ks . tua, va" u.s. sp.na, ro,a,'," me distance
fifteen feet. Herdiman has waived his G
10. animation and will stand trial the comi
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